The New York Herald Newspaper, July 1, 1856, Page 8

8 NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1856. Our Canadian Correspondence, Mowraxat, (C. E.,) June 24, 1856. Baine John's Day Celebration in Montrent—Feats and Sporte— Scene in the Cuthertrat—AN Quiet in Town—Anticipated Re- turn of Crimean Troope—T heatricals, ‘This has ben one of the great holidays of the year, And with the exception of the Quoen’s birthday, is cele- Drated with more enthusiasm here than any other—it is the aniversary day of St. John the Baptist, the patron gaint of Canada. Atan early hour this morning the prin- ipal streets—Great St. James, Notre Dame, McGill and ‘Craig—were filled by those of our French Canadian popula- tion of the Roman Catholio faith. Processions, music, ringing of bells, rations, &c., &e., has been the order of excreises, The Parish church, or, as it is called in the States, the Cathedral—the largest edifice on this conti- ent, and capable of comfortably seating fourteen thou Band people—was crowded at an early hour in the day, where the religious exercises suitable to the occasion were had; after which the procession again formed and) parad- ed through the streets. Everything, thus far, has passed off in most admirable order, and Montreal, to-day, at least, has showed signs of real life, which to one who has spent most of his life in New York, a1 have—wherwall is life and activity—is Great preparations are being made by the citizens, headed by the Mayor, to give a cordial reception to hor Majesty’ 's 90th Regiment, ‘whose arrival is now hourly Yooked for here, direct from the Crimea. The Common Couneil refused to the necessary amount of money for the purpose, and hence the citizens have taken the matter in hand, and everything promises to be most Brilliant and enthusiastic ob the arrival.of the troops. The Mayor headed the subscription list, putting himself down tor £50, ($200. The Pyne aud Harrison English opera troupes give a concert here on Wednesday (to-morrow) evening. It is ‘but nine days since they closed an engagement of thirteen nichts at the Theatre Royal. I believe they go directly to New York when taey leave Montreal Manager Buckland is making @ litue fortune here with bis ¢ramatic company. He has « tidy little box, about the size of Burtun’s—a most excelent, thoagh, small company, promiveut among the. members of which are . Perry, Mr. Stoddard, Mr. W. Davidge, Mr. Reynolds, = apd such ladies as Mr-. Kirby, late of the Boston ¢; Mrs. Hough, of your city, and the favorite of psa also, Mrs. Archbold, Miss Taylor, Miss Jack- eon, de. The excitement oecasioned by the awful explosion on Doard of the Grand Trunk Railroad ferry boat which lied between this city and Longueil, on tho 1th inat almost forgotten, although the coroner's Jary 1s ye An session. Thirty three . found, but it | hought that oor more li y ¢ lost. Jt is acknowlodged, and generally belioved re, that had there not been a drunken engineer there would have been no explosion. ‘Tae impression is that the raliroad company will be exonerated from all lame. Quemxc, June 25, 1856, War Peeling in Queler—F icmldy Feeting of the People torards the United Stater—Poticy of Prance—How Canada could be Divided—The Neve Tarig—Emigration and Emigrante—Na poleon and the Prench. ‘The news perjteamer America, from Eng! considerable excitement bere, as it is understood several Tegimpnts are on the Way out, aud several mea of war, with a large quantity of ammunition, have been ordered here, and everything looks belligerent. The peoplo of Canada are very much of posed to a war with their neigh- bors, and if forced to take part im it, will be very likely to goin the © Yankees.’’ The government officials and real Job» Bulls will, of course, fight for the crown, Victoria ‘and royalty, but three-fourths, at least, of the population of Lower Canada are French, who still retain their love for “la belie France,"’ and hate the English, who ty- ‘rannise over them, and three-quarters of the populativa of @Wpper Canada are Intsh, Scotch and Yankees, who would rather vee the stars and stripes Guat ever them than the ‘Danner of St. George. If war should take place, the United States should se. ‘the testetance of France, which migut vastly be ac- hed, and drive the English off of this continent Tavten would be very glad uaccgain the French p sses- si.us which they formerly bold in North Amertca, which = dwihdied down W a fishing depot at St. Potor's Mique- and it would be a triimph tast would render his poor Lhasa birtory ef Fraace, and would be a Wonderful accession to the importance and wealth of the French nation, and their descendants here would receive them with open arms. Li, in the event of a war, the Tinted States should propose to divide Cancuta with France, giving the latter all that poruon which is essen- tially French, lying north of the river 4 the Ottawa, it is probal ance the United States Nova * portion of Canada West to t Js all that i» really desirable ‘of Canada being pe fics, Who never will make good republicans, and their ligion and peiueiples aru pot in convouance with your in. stitutions, [tts even probable that France would consent xing Cubs and Central America. + United States would consent w nid, 308 south of the Ottawa, which w the United States—the rest her taking Hayti. The United Stgtes might thus secure a powerful ally, ‘all that is really desirable for her on. this continent. ¢ Nerth and South would be both benefitted, and ought to be sativtied with such an extension; and ‘the United States better have France for 4 near neighbor than Eng- land, aud use balance of power might thus be fixed ow Ui- coptinent <@ as to ereure th U nied States from the ‘Dullying and threats ef the Bn The new tariff, which goes imto operation the 5th July, Causes much dissatictaction. The Assembly are giving way all the public lands to aid tho Grand Trunk Rulway secure foreign capitalists. This great railway may be df great advantage to Engloud in a military point of view, but it not pay running expenses; and as Canada ett ay the interest on the cost of it, Rngtish capitalists will suck the life blood out of us before long. The recent advance in our tariff t: only giving us a fore taste of it. English capitalists are vory free in lending us money, but they get a goed intere-t and look out that the principal is well secured, at the votes of every town ip the proviuees were required, and we are thus tied hand aud foot. It was said ail Canada required was a railroad to make it flomrish ond prosper like Yankee land, but the Grand Trupk Kompany are running empty cars, and the whole Quing is likely to prove a grand epecalation for Kaglish Capitalists, at the expense of the tax payers of Canada; runs parallel most of the way with the naviza we are very little bene etcept that it gives us a connection with Canada basa rich soil and all the Dried by it, To and, in Maine. elements of national wealth, bat it will never be devel Loped under the English government, as long as the United Blates with her free in Ututions alonside of ua, hold out pied inducements for the poor and down trodden of Forope toxeek an asylum in ber Western wilds. What immigrant will heeitate to choose between Canada and English slavery or dependency, and the Unite! States, where they are all sovereigns? The only immigrants that will choore Canada are not worth having, aud those Ghat come are monty Knglish lackeys and de- graded agricultural slaves of English farmer Sho are nearer w an animal than the nogross of the Colted States, inteijectually, morally and phy- eically. The , Of course, are idestitied with England, and their interest would lead them to side with England in case of war, b it if the United States wilt onty open her arms, a large portion of Canada would rush to ber side, and if sbe cam only secare Frange’s co-opera- the caw drive the British lion forever from ths con and with the division of the spoils named, tho Caned Bites will receive all that is really desirable for them on thie continen Should she attempt to grasp more she would be likely to lowe all, and Englap | and France, combined, with their Present powerful flecta aad armies, would make a despe- Fate attempt to crush out freedom on this continent, and would certainly prevent its extension. Louis Napoleon would impart a vigor and prosperity to French Canada that would be refreshing w look at, and of great a4 ran. tage Ww the United States = Torosto, June 26, 1856. Canadian lavestments in Lands ond Raiheays—A Parti vmenta ry Spree—Hone the People of Guelph wore Soit—Mr. Brown's Cam—Trade—The Wor Beeling—Increase of Crime—Spacuta Hans on the Presidential Birction—Fremont all the Bavorite 21 bas often appeared to me rather singular that so litle Epparent intercet # excited among Americans by the af- feirs of Canada. A country possessed of such vaet agri- cultural resources, whose facilities for transit are second to no other, whose minerals are and will be a field of eater wealth than California or Australia has yet opened ‘and whoee similarity in language apd manners must eventually result in ite absorption in the vortex of the @reat republic, should excite more attention on the part Of & people usually wide awake, I reckon, to every Profitable speculation or safe investment. Tell some of your knowing ones that money brings from twen By (0 twenty-five per cont per annum, when lent out w& farming community, \te payment guaranteed upon the property. Many of the prin ‘On this side of the Great Lakes are accused owing ale. present elevation to the judicions invest their spare capital, and being onte enough to proper advantage of & poor devil inafix. The which are now crossing the country in every ‘also prove a valuable investment. There is thing about them—viz., whenever a company Gnde ftxelf unable to complete a road which it has un Gortaken, of finds that it does not prove anfficieatly re. Gmuberative, and happens to have frienda in the govern ‘of influence over the yetes of some members of Hament whom the government wicbes to secure, a is brought in, one million of dollars are al of four milion acres wild land granted, on pre ‘Qenee Of the benefit accruing to the country; and then by ,_ bribery and corruption, they go seone at ‘Trunk and North Shore Railroad are rallibility of the Camadian patlic Sip aadane ne ofthe trae Trank, wo had a sin last woek. A partof the Grand Trank lately opened tip from Toronto to Guelph wwpon such an oocasion the company could not ‘stand treat, and accordingly the Corporation ‘and other bg bugs, received in "7 ‘accepted, and went ona drinking ex In the langage of one of ong gity re corks fell like bailgtones On the heads » Query. However, hone got drunk, and when drink is in wit is o @eqrentiy, being op for a apree, they chose one of their yher to personate the “Governor General, introduced to the | rae people of Guoiph as such, made speech wer would have left the towns peop’ in bitesful of the trick which had been played upon Fem had not the conscience of one of the fraternity (as fe often the rise.) become touched with remorse at the Biagrace’c! imposition practised pon the poor folk out TH an en. HE | i 35 aula vent of the day here, however, is the " of the opposition, before nted to report upon certain cl the Attorney 1, McDonald, accusing him of subornation’ , &e., during the time that ton Penitea- calls another scoundrel, save what the in icitor General Smith, eldest son of the ex warden, may have induced MeDonaid, of whom he is an old chum to believe. especially in the retail line, has boen very brik dant during , and both supply and demand of le produce have been large. There is every pro- bability, however, of a decline in prices. The harvest unusually well, although the thunder storm of nday has injured the fruit more or less in some parts. Farmers have brought in their wheat frocly during the a week, and a large amount of money has been takea the country. + The range for the week has been 6s. 74. @ 1s. 5d. per bushel. 8,000 bushels of the very best white ‘wheat was shipped this week for Liverpool direct per Mont- real. It is an experiment of which the success is anxiously watched. ‘The receipts of wheat were very heavy to-day —nearly 18,000 bushels, The average price for the day be quoted at Ts. per bushel. ‘There is an increased feeling of confidence here, since the arrival of fhe Atlantic's news, and the more favorable aspect in which the Anglo American imbroglio is viewed by the majority of the English press—although the juve- nile militia men talk big, strut and display ther Enfield rifles, to the wouder and admiration of their cellar sweet- hearts, while they show how the Yankee may bo mas- saered. Stabbing has lately become quite an epidemic here among aggrieved, drunk or other excited personages. We had another cace last Week, unattended, however, with serious consequences. The universal! feeling here is in faver ef Fremont's nomination, «nd especially in Upper. Canada the public feeling is very strong, founded on tho belief that his sue cess is the only possible means of escape from ail the horrors of a civil war. Pierce’s government {3 universally condemned, and scarcely any epithet is considered sutt ciently abusive, When applied to it. Buchanan has and is so intimately conu with the Pierce polic government, that his succes’ would be looked’ upon merely ax a continuation of the old government under 4 new, and in some respects, aweaker head, Besides, the anti-slavery fecling is so’ very strong among religious folks, thai ‘one, even to hint at the success of Buchanan, would be hooted down. Niggers are all very weil in their own piace, but it will take many years of developement before they can come up alongside whit folks, and some of their “bitterest” friends are be ginning to acknowledge that. The righteous overmuch Tule the rovst, ands man to get on in Canada must go the whole hog or not,at all. Cant and puifare all essential. City Politics. YOUNG MEN'S NATIONAL REPUBLICAN CLUB. A large number of young men assembled at Academy Hail, roadway, last evening, for the purpose of organ- izing a club with the above title. Col. Jno. A. Bogart was elected chairman (pro tem, and J. W. Oldsen, Secretary. Ou motion, a committee, consisting of one member from each ward, was appointed by the chair to draft a coast! tution and by laws for the club, the same to be reported At a sibsequent meeting to be called by the committee, when permanent officers of the club will be elected. THE DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUB—ELECTION OF OFFI- CERS. ‘The annual election for officers of the Democratic Union Club came off last night at their bead quarters, corner of Broome and Morcer streets, About 170 votes were polled on the occasion, and although there was but oue ticket in the field, the excitement attending Ws electign. was really ming, when the extreme heat_of the woh- ther is taken into consideration. The following are the otticers elected for the ensuing year:—For President, Spence: Cone; for View Presidents tio P. Carr, Touglass Taylor; for Secretary, Jobn E, White; for Cor: Tesponding secretary, Theodore J. Fond; for Financial Secretary, William B. Farrell; for Treasdrer, L. F. Har risou; for Standing Committee, John R. Lydecker, Chur- chili J. Cambreieng, Jacob Wundmuiler; for Seargeaat- at-arms, William J. Fagan, Personal Intelligence. One of our Washington correspondents announced that Father Vill bad closed his mission, and sailed for Nicara- gua. This te not a correct statement. He has sailed for tis true, but he bas not closed the logation. He ted Major Heiss Charge de Affaires during his ab- fence, and that gentleman now acts inthat capacity. The Padre, like all ministers, had ample power to do this. We are informed that there is no foundation for the re- port lished in a San Franciseo letter, that ex-Governor Bigler had been requested not to return to California, There is indeed no reavon for such request, and hence ite absurdity Gen. Wendail P. Smith, of Maine, has been appointed a special agent of the Post Office Department, in place of Virgil 1D. Parrix, removed. Holbrook, anthor Years among the Mail Bays, large for the district of New York and the New States. ‘The President has appointed Wm. Blanding, Esq., of San Francisco, United States Jistrict Attorney for the dis- trict of California, vice 8. W. Inge, Faq., resigned. Ex Governor Seymour and Augustus Schell, of New York, ex Governor Mathews and lady, of Alabama, and Judge Porter, of Pennsylvania, are in Washington. ARRIVALS. From Norfolk, &e, in steamship Roanoke. 3 Tote. M: Miller, Col Bs tram, E Eilon A asters, Miss ey RS ‘ory, Mrs Van © meng. ‘Win Steele. Mre Wildman, A Gaire, JH Bond: 1. W Jackson, Capt Win AT James ond indy, Dr RH Thomas and three sons, P Ward, AS Louge, AH Goodell, P Silworth, Morris Heas, AC Scott, Wai Biaek. Robert ill, 8 J Webber, J M Kinney, M mn lady and three ch Mr Driges, Miss Frasier, Mies Kelson, Mins Chase, WT James, A M Flynn, A Wiliman, and in the steerage Jersey City News. Baxx Ronuxy.—A clerk in the Morris Cana! and Bunk ing Company, of Jersey City, named Francis $. Norton, absconded on Saturday afternoon with a package of money amounting to $2,000. The money had been sent im from the Dover Bank, sud was reevived by ton, who seow after he lef . Fire.—Yeaterday, about 11 o'clock, @ fire occurred in ahoure in N avenue, oeeupied by Matthow Sum- mers, The fire department turned out, and extinguished it before much damage was done. Servo Berowan—At an early hour yesterday morning, officer Vauderear took into custody a man in Grand street, supposed to by rey r. In attempting to jump from the reof of one Uwilding to another, he fll to the groved, sustelr ing considerable injury, and was found lying there by the officer. Accnsal. who was taken to the loek up, gavo bis name ax E. 1. Daly, Police Intelligence. Crane oF Foreret.—George Vandyke, a merchant dt ing business mm Washigton tree! was arrested yester- day, by officer McManus, of the Lower Poties Court, on barge of altering the cate of a check for $500, waich it is alleged bad been paid opee. The complainant in the case is Aaron D. Hopkins, of No, 214 Washington street. The prigoner was temporarily committed. Cnuancs ov Broccnox.—Robert A. Wriille of 199 Smith stevet, wag taken into custody yesterday, on charge of having seduced Miss Mary Jane Pollart, of No, 343 Bleccker street, under solemn promise of marrixge. The accused was ¢<tained for a bearing. A Scene at the Church of the =a Slavery Question tn the [From the Philadelphia Bulletin, June 20.) Notwithstanding the extreme heat of the weather, a large congregation aasembied Last night, at the Protestant Episcopal chtireh of the Eptphany, at tho corner of Chest. nut and Fifteenth streets, attracted thither by an adver tixement in the papers of Saturday, that the Rector, Rev Dudley A. Tyng, would discourse on the subject of “Our Country's Troubles.””. The announcement created more sensation than usual from the fact that the Episcopal do- nomination, axa body, have always discountenanced the introduction of such topics into the pulpit, as well as from the cireumetance that the Rector, sinee his connection with hie parieh, has gerferally presorved silence on questions having the most remote allusion to public affairs. The min ister having selected an appropriate text, briefly gave bis reasons for introducing the subject into the pulpit, and then procesde! to denounce in an eloquent strain and straight forward ma the outrages in Kansas and at Washington. the agcronsions of the slave power, the mis- erable truckling of the North to the South, the horrore of slave breeding, and concluded by urging bis co to exercise their righte as freemen at the ballot box, in staying the progress of the monster evil, and invoking ait for the suff emigrants in Kansas. The sermon was listened to with breathless attention, and without interruption wnt! the speaker spoke of slave breeding rearing immortal souls (who were made for heaven,) for bondage, when Dr. Casper Morris, formerly » charch warden, rose from his pew, and, as one of the original church wardens, entered his solemn protest against the desecration of the place and the day by such services, The preacher coptinned his discourse without noticing the interruption, and at the conclusion of bis sermon reepest fully suggested to the gentioman who had interposed his objections, to point out the wrong which he had commit tel in using the Sabbath as the time, and an Epizcopal pulptt as the place for the utterance of anti slavery seati mente. Mr. Tyng suggested. too, that it wor well to have waited until he had concluded his remarka before interpoxing any objection to them. If he (Mr. T.) was wrong, he was open to correction, but he would, as a minister of Jesur Chrtet, cxprese bis views of the great exciting topic of the day. Mr. Tyag was perfectly calm throughout the exciting scene, and be appeared to be en tirely unmoved during the decite! sensation incideat to the interruption of Dr. Morris. We should state that at the commencement of the remarks of Mr. Tyng sevoral members of the congregatio# left the church. After the gormon was finished, the mombers of the congregation gathered in knots to discuss the nasal event, while many of them congratulated the minister upon the decided stand he had taken. We understand That the matter will be referred to the bishop of the diocese. 1 bave been aa Influential democratic papers in South Carolina are an - qualified in their Cenunciation of the Cincinnati nomina fone. The Columbia Times, Orangeburg Southrom, Sumter ville Times, Darliagton Flag, aud the Pee Dog Tims are among them, THE PERILS OF THE SBA Madonna, Ohio Rivor, - 22,000 ~ EES Sire 82 row Indian 5y ee He Telre aa Teta crows, Eien, Plessis, nes on wn, Liverpool, ; baad eee see FROM THE) cir, sNorth Light,’ AuxCayes, Boston, Phe, oon ’ Sehr. N. Chester, Savannah, New York, 15,000 The following statement of vests reported either lost | Brig’ Naratiska, do., 5,009 or damaged during the past half yéar, has been prepared | Ship _New York, oon Mobile, 60,009 jinn So + tit Brig *Neptune, Baltimore, Havana, 12,090 Schr. Nan. Plalsted, Geo’town, Boston, 9,000 ‘The amount of loss in each case, including vessol, | Bark Occideut, ' B. Ayres,’ Portland, 40,000 freight and cargo, is estimated from the best information | Ship Ocean Home, N.Orleans, RdMerdain, 6,000 that ean be obtained, and is believed to be rather under | EArK *OHviay, | Candi Sevannaly - than over the actual loss, The disasters in which a total | Schr, Ophir, Norfolk, ” Portland, 6,090 loss of vessel and eargo oecurred, are dosiguated by an | Str.” Osprey, | & 3 Martha, New York, 45,000 astorisk (*). ‘The names printed in i/Rice denote those | Brig Qveam Bird, Halifax, Liverpool, feed melancholy cases of which we only know that they went ir Paaent” Serene. tee Yor’ bart out upon the ocean, and ¢aa only conjecture when and Pacitic, Wash’ton, do. 6,000 how they perished. Bark Pescoci, . okie’ shine ‘ rk *Pristis, |. Ayres. New Yor! 00 ‘The aimount of loss, total and partial, within a period of Seip Bisneee, Saeecen Baltimore, 75,00) six months, is nearly sixtcen millions of dollars, aud is xe. Fives. Hock, Banington, New York, 33,000 ‘obably. — | Ship *Potomac, ew York,’ Australia, 75,000 Probably without parallel in our commercial wing Sip President, Liverpool,” Boston, ‘i 1 200m Ste. Pac e10 Yor} » Ship’ “Albatross, Lande, Calgatta Gr ne'| SI eane (e 1g ) , ; vulet, Pulladeiphie, Aspinwall 2) Sup Adrindic,’ Woston’” Buenos Ayres, 12,000 | Turk "Regatta, New York, Gonstan Ss sms ener, nw Nortolk, 3,000 | Ship Gauintl feta 10,000 ir. Alex. M., N New York, 3,000 | ship RL. Gilehri , New Orleans. Liver ee 40,000 Brig Atlantic, & Domingo, Boston, 12,000 | Ship Ravenswood,’ Havre 60,000 4 eAthbarton, Orleans, Liver 10,000 | Schr. Rainbow, New York, 18,000 1A. G, Cattell, Miata New York, $,090 Brig *Richmoud, — Gonaives, 20,000 Sehr.*A. Clitfocd, ' Portland, Savannah,’ 8,000 | Bark #Roxana, ' Newcastle, 15/000 Park Adjuster, New York, Schiedam, 10,000 | Ship 2. , New York, 210,000 Bark Almira, Cardenas,’ Portland, 25,000 | Sclir, RoMiller,” Warwick, 10'000 Ship Aw, Congress, London,’ New York, 10,000 | firig’ Rubicon, New York 30/000 Schr. Ann Hymn, "W. Indies, Newberno,” 6. thip Racer, ” Liverpool, 230,000 Brig Arcadian, ' Havana,’ Portsmouth, — 12,000 | Shi}, #siam, Liverpool? 25,000 Str. Albertine, Onio River, — 18,000 | Brig *Surah Ellen, Portland, 10,000 Scbr.*Alabama, Baltimore,’ West Indies, 24,000 | chr. Elfzabeth, 5,000 oe. Alabama, — Mobile, Up River, 49,000 | Schr. s.A.Hammond,Malaga, New York, 8,000 nip Aun Rosé, — Liverpool, Calcutta, ” 40,000 | Schr. Sarah Libby, ‘Boston, Machias, 2,500 Bark A. F. Jenness, Norfolk,’ Antwerp, 65,000 | fark Lisbon’ Blode Janeiro, 7'300 Ship Agnes, RdeJuneiro, NewYork, 180,000 | rig #, Santa Oruz, Nuevitas * 40,000 Ship Apna Tit, — N. Orleans, Li 10,000 | jrark sea, Palermo, | Baltimore, 6,000 ue Angostura’ New York 36,000 | Ship Stingray, Canton, © New ‘ork, 180,009 Bark Archimedes, Shields, 20,000 | Snip Siddons, London, New orleans, 25,009 = Ab. Langdon, Havre, nab, 15,000 ship SGildersleeve, N. Orleans, Havre, 8.000 Ha Arno, New York, St. Johns, 000 chr P. Lord, Baltimore, New York, 12,000 ~~ Ad. Lemont, = Ma. N. Orleans, 000 | Sami. kidwd, Montevideo, New York, 12,000 Ship Adele, v Le Atnsterdam, 82,000 4 gy Denis, ‘New York, Havre, 160,000 ip aiaies Kew York, =. Franc’ m. Berry, Beaufort, ’ Wilmington, 20,000 pas Adrian, eitast, Schr Sar. Victoria, St. Jago, Philadelphia, 9,000 k Ann, Urieans, 32,000 | Schr estate of Maine,Franktort, Cardenas, 12,000 Bark Bristol Belle, Gibraltar, New York, 10,000 | Brig XN. (rleas, Havana, 18,000 Ship *Buena Vista, Trapani, Savannah, 35,000-) Rey *sylvania, St. Thomas, Philadelphia, 25,000 Schr *Bustamente, Hong Kong,San Francisoo, 15,000 Brig South Galveston,’ New York, 15,000 Bark Burlington,’ Leghorn, New York. 12,009 | ship e New York, Faimouth, 130,000 Shr BJ, Arthurs, Jamaica, Havana, 8,000 | Ship StarotthoWest,Liverpool,’ New York, 20,000 Becket, Wash, N.C.New York, 8,009 | Schr Sarah Bruen, New York, Georgetown, 6,000 Pow dite Calcutta, London, 10,000 Brig &. Morril, Boston, Matanzas, 000 Yurnbam! HongKong San Francisco, 10,000 | Rark Storm, Hong Kong, San Francisco, 20,000 B. Strout, Now York, Trinidad, 12,00) | Ship S. Carolina, N. Orleans, Liver; 12,009 Benj. Adams, Boston, Mobile, 25,000 Charleston, ‘Liverpool, 18,000 Parciay, Whaler), 15,000 | Schr #3. F. Norton, Portland, ’ Havana, 14,000 Boomerang, Mobile, |" - Liverpool, 190,000 | Siip Splendid,” Havre, York, 25,000 5 Blanchard, Charleston, Bremen, 40,000 | Ship Shoot’g Star, Honolulu, New York, 18,000 Sehr B.L. Perry, Beaut"t, NU. Martiaique, 28,000 | Ship *Sea Witch, | China, vane, 40,000 Str. Bridge City, Ohio River, 20,000 | Schr Scan New York, Rio de Sameiro, 24,000 Ship Chariotte, 5 Francisco, Valparaso, 20,000 | suip 8. Walker, ew York, Valparaiso, 75,000 Schr Chas Colgate, Baltimore, 'New York, 20,000 | Shi Sentinel,’ Boston, | New Orleans, 60,000 Bark Cloclia, New York, Constantinople, 20,000 | Trig 8. B. Mill, —Gie'etown, Porto Rico, 10,000 Ship *Cortes, Anconia, 30,000 | Bark ‘ath'n's Bahia, 12,009 Selr. Clara Jane, Barbusdoes, New ‘Fork, 12,000 | gat New York, Havre, 110/000 Slip Conquest, Boston, New Orleaus, 8,000 | Ship Movite, Gottenburg, 100,000 Sehr. Clarendon, — Norfol Boston, 12,000 | Bei Samibiward,N ew York, Buenos Ayres, 12,090 Sehr. Cnlitornia, Se Haytien, do. 18,000 | sth. Salem, Ohio river, 25,000 Ship *Chili, Callao, Valencia, 49,000 | Sar. Telegraph, Mobile, ’ New Orleans, 6,000 Ship Cheshire, do. 50,000 | Sehr. *Texana, 5,000 Ship Canton, New Rotterdam, 15,000 k Tammany, N.Orlesns, Boston, 7,000 Sehr. Cyclone, Darien, Boston, 10,000 | Bey *LACunni'gh'mNew York, Pensacola, 10,000 Bark Catherwood, (Whaler,) 35,000 #T, Ritchie, w York, Dordrecht, 4,000 Brig Canada, Cambix, New York, 20,000 T.W. Sears, Singapore, New York, 19/000 Ship *Caleutia, ‘Boston, New Orleans, 75,000 *Toiedo, St. Mury st Bo-ton, ” 10,090 ship . Jenkins, Cuba, Swansea, 40,000 *Trjuca, 80,000 Brig Crusader, Jacksonville, Bordeaux, 20,000 ‘Telegraph, 40,000 Ship Chicago, liverpool, — New York, 20,000 Talisiman, St. Jon's, 38,000 Sehr. Clara, Boston, Portland, 15,000 *Tioga, ' Boston, ' Cardenas, 12,000 Schr. €. Perkins, St.Thomas, New York, 6,009 Tigress, ladel., Liverpool, 20,000 Ship "Cape Cod, ut ton, 120,000 . Tempter, Charleston Providence, 40,000 Brig Ciement, do. 8,000 . *U tre, New York, Pernambueo, 16,000 Behr. CA. Libby, New York, Vera Cruz, 75,000 United States, Newport, Mobile, 6,009 ubs, Alabama River, 20,000 Underwriter, F erpool, New York, 20,000 New York, — Clenfuagos, 15,000 Voota, altar,’ Boston, 9000 fontreal, Liverpool, Quebec, 90,000 ‘emule: Geeaite Puiladelphia, 25,000 : © ns, aston, 30,00) » Vernon, iter), 10,000 Conquest, Pernambuco, | do. 25,000 ip *Valparaiso, Orleans, Liverpool, 65,000 ic'ias, Boston, chmond, 6,009 | brie Vermont, | Baltimore, Cork, 8,000 Brig Dan! Dufteid, | Do Smyrna, 6.000 | Sour #W.D. Williams, Philade! 5,000 Bark *D. S. Goodell) Rio Janeiro, New York, 15,000 | ark Wm. A. Banks, Pensacola, lontevi ‘000 Bae *Dolphin, Porto Rico, Do. ‘outinent, Caleut 000 Dan. Webster, ple Sark, Millbridge, @hip *W. Hitchcock, Savaunah, 600 Ship Tirigo, New York, W.A. Stafford, Demarara, New York, 090 Bark David Nickels, Cordeans, Portlan Westernport, ' Portland, ' New York, 10,000 Brig Jemerara, jonas, New Yor N.Orlean's, Liverpool, 18,900 Ship Dalinatia,’ China, Callan, Philadel’a, Queenstown, 15,000 phi Driver. Liverpool, New York, Brig Webster, Cavaryisles, Boston, 10,009 Bark Delegate, New York, Boston, Brig W. Hamilton, (Whaier), 45,000, York, Bermuda, Shi W. H.Gatzner, Bueksyiile, Charleston, 8,000 tnce,New York, 5,000 | Sip Woodcock, ' New York, London, 85,000 6,000 | Park Wm.Larrubee,Cienfucgos, New York, 23,000 ent 5.000 | Schr Wakalla, Vhiiadel’a,’ Bangor, 11.000 f. Cardenas, 3,090 | Brig Wetumpka, Mobil rdenas. 6,000 Sehr, Envoy Kingston Ja, 15.000 | Bark Yarmouth, — Veni New York, 45,000 cl Thaitimor 10,000 | str Yorktor Ohio river, 20,000 Baltimore, . 10,000 | “ors other vessela, of all claskes, arrived at Boston, Marseilles, 15,000 | "Various ports with more or less damage to New York, Liverpool, 60.000 i, sparsyand_rigging, and were repaired He 12,000 at ny expense Varying trom $500 to $10,000 10,000 | each. The total estimated st not less than.. 1,150,000 25,000 | abe damage to cargo arriving 000 ‘als. from foreign ports, in ma: ae Jong and boleterous passages, from the best “ hat can be obtained, see 5 Eup baw" ‘ Bat 10,000 data that obt |, Was at least Fn rs ate . Ke rdner, ieston, > bal, ee ae aca H8G | Totals scseeeseeccesceeseeeseeecreneene 615,890,500 York, Constantinople, 25,000 andris. w York, 6, 00 ‘The Mormon Case. Extra Tobasco, vi igy | SUPPOSED FLIGHT OF THE WIFK WITH THE THREE nyrna, 6,000 CHILDREN. elbourne, Batavia 50,000 Famuel Jervis, the Englishman who came to this coun Jeremie, Boston, 5,000 yo00 | ty in pursuit of bis wife and three children, who were Sehr.*Francis, New tand, Boston, 10, = Brig *Free Trade, York: St. Jolins, N. F, 20,000 | en route for Utah to Join the Mormons, called at our office Ship Frances, Boston New Orleans, 20, rod last evening,about 8 o'clock, in a most distressing state of Str. Flag, Ohio river, ming. Itappenrs that although the wife acknowled Bark*G Von Oxholm,St. Croix, Turks Island, Ts'000 before the Court that she was content to tive with Seir.eG. D. Fisher, Vhiladel., Norfolk, 35,000 | busban’ and three children, and promised that ‘on Sebr.*Grace Darling, Savannah, New York, 10,000 | should not be taken hence for the purpose of joining the Brig Gazette, Surinam, Salem, 8,000 | Mormons, she gave him, it is supposed, the slip, about Schr. Geo. Favary, JacksonvilleBoston, 8,000 | half past'S o'clock, and it is supposed left by the Brie hir.*Geo. P. Shoat, Pensacola, Key West. 5,000 | train. with her unfortunate little girls and a worse Brig "Grey Eagle, sPRNew York, 20,000 | bon morally, mentally and physically, than is to be Bark Gem, New York, 25,000 | found even in the fictions of Southern slavery. Ship *Greenwich, I. Hampt’n Bids, 100,000 Brig *G. Spear, New York, Para 30,000 Brig Gen. Worth, Cardenas,’ Portland, 6,000 Cross or Tar Inpian War on tue Pacrric.— Brig “Gulnare, Charleston, Clonfuegos, 16,000 | Sax Fraxcisco, June 3.—The mail it just in from Oregon Sup “Great Dake, N, Orleans, Liverpool, 200,000 tifying intelligence of Brig George, Savinnah, Bostom, 15,000 | a pre ri «North, Col. Casey Brig Gen!. Wilson, New York, Mobile, 36,000 | writes that he thinks the war atan end in Puget Sound. telr. Geo. Parker, Bangor, | New York 8,000 | In Southern Oregon the Indians were surrendering to Str. Grape shot, bio Riv, 25,000 | Livut. Col. Buchanan at discretion; they are willing to go Hrig GW lawrencest. Jago, Trieste, 22,000 | on the coast reservaton. Col. Wright reports that le will Brig Geo, Gus, New Fork, St. Jago, 18.000 | “soon make peace with the tribes east of the Cascade Ship *Heber, N. Orleans, Liverpool 75,000 | Mountains, with or without fighting.” The Indian troubles Sehr. *H. C. Mond, Norfolk, w York, 15,000 | on the Tulare river, California, we are informed, are set- Sehr. Henrico, New York, Richmond, 8000 | tled. Itroet by the next mail we shall be able to an- Schr." Hy. reeling, Bath, James River, 10,000 } nounce to you peace throughout the department of the Brig Haidec, ” Jacksonville, Curacoa, 000 | Pacitic.—Corr eepondence of the National Intelligencer. Shi; “Horizon, Liverpool, abn ee os ip Henry Pratt, Mobile. Averpool, 00 Sir! Henry Lewis, Cnciniat, New Orieans, 40,000 | ,, OLD Porn Comvone, Va-—We understend that Ship High 'Francis:o, Hong Kong, 75,000 | ¢ ere aronew about two hundred visiters at pleasant Ship HelenAugusta, Whaler, 30,009 | S04 delightful summer retreat. Ship Huguenot, Fhuladriphia Salinas Bay, 32,000 » *Harana, New York, 1 , 110,000 Belg HW Momeure, New York e000 RITIME INTELLIGENCE. Sehr. *Hero, Eine Hill, | Norfolk, 12.090 Ship Hopewell, (Whaler) 9, ip Isaiah Crowell,Caleutta, Boston, 000 ip Ireme, Liverpool, Boston, 40,000 Ship _ Isaac Allerton, Liverpool, York, 10,000 Burk *independeuce,Liverpool, New York, 100,000 Bark Hyne, Hong Kon, » Francisoo, 125,000 Bark James, Quebec, "St. Ives, 15,000 Bark } on Farnham Uavana, Kew York, 49,000 Bark John Stroud, N. Orieans,New York, 15,000 Sehr. Josephine, | New York, Dover, 12,000 Sehr. +3. H. Ditks, N. Orleans, Arangaa, 10,000 Schr. *J. BR. Price, Philad 7,009 Sbip Jobn Knox, Liv 16,000 Ship J. Thompron, New 16,000 Ship John Ravenal,Bordeanx, 20,000 | Quaker © caaly’ 1. Hawane & Mobile Sebr. Jesse W.Starr,P. au Prince, 6.000 lade! Jul 2. Havanat NOrleans Bark J. Forbes, — Guayama, 25,000 | Tilinois. -. Tuly Bo. ose seves- Ampinwall ip ‘James cum Users Perrot, Spain, "40,000 Srna Charlcsion ie and hh. ve ae Ravana, 24 ip James Guthrie, Mobile, erro nm, 40, Teanet—F rom, rm sehr JohnaGeorge, Portland . ai 130% | sod T From'Havans 100 ao Bib. due at Now York 1th Ship Bat hae, New York, 2.00) Drie Kone tinuym Techeto Sow Yorn, Som | cara rman? Ren Orta" plas we or ke te Helen, Attakapas, Raltimore, 8,000 | [onue'eh, Hat due at New York 13th. Sr *Kalama, £.Franciscotandwich Isl. 39,000 New xorg ustot each month, arriving sehr Kensington, 1] bed York, wae ¢ From 1th. Brig Lion, ngor, vana, 009 the Sehr. *Lucy, Aux Cayos, Boston, 20,000 dates fall on Sunday, Ser, Lydee Brooke, Virginia, Newburyport, 6,000 or Freee Hew Orieges 90 seer 2 AE. aes Ship *L. Napoleon, Baltimore, Liverpool, 200,000 | Jy'A Bark Lean Racer, Palermo, baltimore, 50,000 ‘THE OVERLAND MATLS TO INDIA AND CHINA. he tt thes bed a HH ps4 The folowing may ‘be of value to those having ig *L. 5 ‘lecasset, Cuba, ) | ence im the Brig linden, “ N. Orleans,New York, 15,000 Ly —_ leaves Southampton on the éth and 20th of sabe Ship “lay. Adame, Key Wert jew Orleans, 68,00) | month, sche. lenedale ’ Providence Philadelphia, 000 | Arrivesat Otyraies ehant tee Oe eae i 8 Pte 000 | Arrives at Alexandria 18th of same and 4th of fol St'r Leviathan, bor, 59,000 | towing month. tark 1. Sears, ah, Cia, 9, Pi ascaceasaabt eared Ah or Gh of = Le low wg mon’ Fehr. Iaubioe, dcvaneah? New York, iiuieeemees see se om and 10th oF Hark Lucinda, Orleans, FI Ot felon tabout ihe 28th oF Zh of samme and day of arrt- “hip Lacy Ann, Auistralia, San Francised, 30, a Yh eer ‘Chinn, ae. Bae LL, ie” 2) | anf ptt hte ry nnn gn “chr. Louise, ton, jobil HO | an Ship Monsen; Siew York, Falmouth, 0,000 | | P. aad 0. seamen arrives of Point 40 Galle bout the Oi or Hing *Matinie, "New York, Havana, 10,099 | rR tat de, Galle for Fao Pena fhe mame day, if tho #ehr. Mecklenborg, Wash gton, New York, 5,009 | steamer has arrived whieh takes ihe ‘ait on, rig silaria Amna,” John, NF, Boston, 0 rea at Plo ‘about the 12th or 1b and 28th or Brig *Marden, om, tev 5.000 | ath of ES. tery Rite, North, New You, 6.000 | Arrives at ‘about tho 19th oF 16th and Sist oF Int of ship Marveities hy Giceme, % saaen, F . 000 | Ser eS shout 12 hours afer areal Bark *Mary Dunham, New York, Glasgow, 00 ‘doug about the 284 or tf N, Orleans, Trieste, 70,000 | og Aihowtng vet cela up Mary Hate Now York, Galveston, . ext day for Shanzhne. Davis, 000 mie. M.D. Seal, Havana, Paltimore, wo Toto tate lon aD gy on the Batre: af iw] Bark Mess. Mird, Boston, Valparaiso, 2,009 | month—vie steered Alexandria, about Ship *Mary 6 Laverpool, Fhiladalphia, % ‘099 | same time + ship Meteor, lew York, Mar ¥ oo | Schr. Mount Ragie, Kingston, ' New York, 5/000 tire ators intmded for he Naw oun Henan Sehr. Mary ©, Ames, Ponce, Boston, 91000 oe Schr. Moolah, Alvarado, New York, AUmAnac yoR HBw roma aun ‘oar Sehr. Flower, own, Boston, BL Be ome sehr Mo a. f ity Liverpent, mea « i Mary Cobb, New York, Portland, Rcirest, Apring, | (Whaler) — 1 Port of New York, Jar .e 30, 1850. Ship Mariner, Liverpool, Kew Orleans, 10,009 CLRARED. Sehr. M. Rargoss, ow Yor! Jartinique, 45.000 . Brig Motto, " Darien, Boston, * 0,000 tenmabip Roruseia (Ham), Fhivies, Hamburg—® Bool & Bare Mary Varney, Norfo boadalo wpe, 12,000 | chip Romance of thy S¢a, Hepry, San Frangisco—Suliga & Bark Mermaid, Bombay, Guinn, 95,00 1 ga , Philip Hark’ Rover,tVansice, Ghaagow. Bark Pointer, Webster, Hi Bark Ale: Crocker & Co avre. M Bark i, Jewell (Br), mith St John St John. 3 1 fen Brest ahd Bridge, Edwards, Wi limingion = Wouberg s Griff. Cadtza—R P Back & lageeotior & Francia. nama Railroad Co. ] & Co. «& eae aks Foie loore, Union Island—0 E J Peters. Himan. ee Dare Ghatlodon-MaGrente, Mott & have Geo Darby, Mulliner, Wilmington—McCready, Mott & Sehr Empire, Osborn, Norfolk —Stu Clearmin & Co. aR cg i Say Sohr Granite Btu, Kearse, Beston—8 z" Sehr G_ Hortor wis, Boston—Metealf & cr... Sloop Warren, ‘Stannard, Providence —Master. Propeller Parker Vein, Ramey, Baltimore—Cromwell’s Line. Propeller ‘Thomas Sparks, Morrison, Philatelphia—J & N Propcter Jersey Blue, Kelly, Nanturket—H A Kelly. Steamer Pienet, Loper, pong Hi Thompson. Steamship Reanoke, Skinne: eT renhik t with mdse ngers, to Ludlam & Pleasanes. ‘No ‘date, olf ‘Chines, Feng dt jeamship Jamestown. lence for Norfolk. ip Caleb taverpool Ma ‘May 21, with mise and 35 June 22, iat 43 49, lon ee to Ship Taabella (o€ Baltimore), (: pee, to nylon ds Merrill. Bank’ with lig Saw se eral icebergs on the passage. Ship Vausion VeThon ssion), Hewem, Thane ‘Sh day , wath ee assencers, tod Higeite | ( we ave deaths ‘pot from boat Maes miles Hof oD © beew 2! pool, 45 days, with deve West of the shi rope Caaaan, Palermo, and 43 duy# feors Gibral- tar, with fruit &e, to vinberlain, Robinson & Co, isd 12, uebec, isa, n, Clark, from ——— for Swansea, 475. tous cope Ore. "June 2 lat 38 54, ion 3425, fell ta with w beacon boat, Painted while, with, yellow decks, oa» irum shroud on 6. side and iron ‘are tron basket the ime hav: Baw somo red letters om ouch mide covered wits them to be Bass No ifs passed wuhin 2) tect ot he From iat ST {0 43 und lon $9 to 40, Sawa number of pieces of wreck ant bound ora Susquehanna, Ross, Marseilics. April 24, passed Gi- preter re 16, with inden; to Hoyd & Hincken. perience heavy. weather: sprung mizenm , Smit wPwiorao: Aprit 18, Gtbraltar may ih ony fruit, to J S Lawrence. “June ‘18, lat $5 8, lon 5613, poke ship Reindeer, hence for San Fracclaco. Bark Fanny Buck (of Boston), Porter, Totton, Aprit I7, via Havana 8 days, in ballast, to P buck. Bark Reindeer, Franklin, Sagua, 9 days, with sugar, dr. to ae Sid in company with bark Geo Thoms, for New ‘ork. net, (of Hoston), Walton, St Marks, 18 cays, ‘stor. Bark Our U 9 (of Warren), Fisk, Baltimore, 7 days, with coal, to N W Fo) ‘Brig Jeasemino (Br), Herrington, Rochelle, Aprit 2% with wine, brandy, Ae, to ¥ A Nrugulere, avorita, Rogers, Hathnrst, River Gambin, WCA. 31 int ith hides: &e, tou? A Mactado MM Freem: Tune 3 iat'20 80, on SA, exchansed fr ge Br gun brig, steering W, having 9 cuiter in tow: 2), exchanged algnala with an American full rigged beig meering Si showing s burges with John ——— in it 27th [at 37, lon 68, exchas ignals with ports, steering SE, showing a red burger with white letters. oh! foe Hawk, Sparks, Pedro Keys, 17 days, with guwno, Solomon. ¢ Hobio, Rice, Port au Prince, June 20, with coflee.to It ‘Brie ‘Ainlays, Lambert, Neuvitas, 12 deys, with suger, to master. Brig Manuela, Kelion, Remedios, 9 Sturges & Clearman. June 23, lat 30 35, lon 79 40, (Yaoce ship Susan C Owens, 7 daya from New Orleans fot 1 aay rig Chastena (of Eten’, Homer, Cardenas, Jume 15, with molasies, to Nesmith & Sons. 15th inst, off Cardenas, 's Brbark Prince of Wales, from Kingston, Ja, for Glasgow. Brig J Means, Herrick, Cardenas, 9 days, with sugar and molasses, to Pexant Bro Brig Neander Pe Bhd Waison, Cienfuegos, 14 days, with scar > Fig Ade (of fib). Sn Smith, Cienfu 16 days, with cin ( ), Smith, Cienfuey sugar, to Piumbe & Lamont, ei sy Brig Vulcan (ir), Card, Matanzas, 10 days, with sugar, to D ‘ia Arcade (of Bangor), Nickerson, St Croix. gone 17, with rum, to tves, Beecher & Co; vessel to inrett, Soa & Co, Lo a (Br), Conyers, Turks Islands, Il days, with ma- paskengers, to Tueker & Lightbourn, he Hxcelaior «of Rockland), Sleeper, Humacoa, PR 1édays, With suger, to Aguirre & Galway; vessel to Metcalf & Danein. Schr Commander-in.Chief, We lam, Georgetown, 5 days. aye, with sugar, to Richmond. tinsel Richmond. eater,” Sect ‘3 days. Bebr OP Behr A W Leos, Mathews, Virginia. Bebr Lydia Aun, Voorhees, Virginia, ‘Williams, oy | a Srreanen, Lynch, Ww G it, Applegate, Virginia. Sehr J WL ‘stir Hickman, a Schr Del fownsend. Virginia. pbb, Virginia. Schr Mary Eliza. Lyons, Virginia. Sehr Newport, Turner, Virginia. Schr \ Brown, Truax, Vi Sebr Jos Rall, Tribles, Virginia. ~=4 eee Dickenson, Alexandria. oxeph Parran, et Hist a Depew, Rasuoed, Alexandra 4 la chr Tunis W, 1 days Behr F Randolph, Endicott, Alexandria, Schr Wm Clark, McCready, Haltimore. Fehr West Wind, Burnet Schr Balimore, Siatght, Ralimore, ¢days, Vein, Ramsay, Valtimore. Propeller Uncas, Dates, Harttord. Sexpas Ship N B Palmer, Low, Shanghae, Marcel 1 silks, to A A Low & Bros. May 28, hove too rovisions. No date, lat 31.) ‘eather, from a Sr. sawgbark J God: out, April 3, Augustus A Dearborn died, sage ears Mmouihs. Mary T Kelly, iutwut, died The Nb Phas hat tight ‘and head winds all ann New Tiaven), Link, Demarara, June tron to Smith Tuttle, | 19th ‘inst, tat 25 lon 6, ake brig Thos H ream Miiledeliiia, for Taguayra tat 34, Jon 63, spoke ‘hating scar "Richard, ef Province own, all wel Ruirk Zidon (of Tube), Davis, Bathurst, WCA. 25 days, with ‘Ware.’ 7th tn 4.58 N, lon 33 W, apoke ‘tor 3 orton on Pierce, Ravanilia, 12h inst, with hides, bark. Ae, to, PN Spafford. Sist inst. Int 29 99, lon 74 10, uke bark Ellen Stevens: ‘34 30, fon 75 0B, spoke bark ‘Buchanan, Deuscber, of and from Kew York for Galves- ton, with toes of ibboom by the oe. ), Webber, Matanzas, 10 days, rig WH Groton (of Boston) with sugar, to Storer & Stevens. Propeller Chas Osgood. Smith, Norwich. Wind during the day, SW. hunk, Alexandria, Herald (Raragp ag-peaeengy PHILADELPHIA, June int, and rkling Sea, Ryder, Gatlaot he ian Tian Chase, rankfort, Me; Monten, Tourne, Host J Mot loakey, Arnold, Haddam; HB Grinnell, Hartlett, bene IR Wew ton, Malloy, Boston. J C Curtis, Weisley, Pi ad; DH Bald. Win, anda, Lingan, OB. Cid steamer ennebee, Hipeds, kore, bark Jas © fren James Wr: E Weston ‘olly, Boston; MM I Miscellaneous and Disasters. ‘The mail steamship Guatemala, intended to ply between Hondaras and Cuba, commanded by Capt Simmons, built by W It Webb, engines and botlers by Pease & Murphy, of the Fulton Iron Woks, Thos W McDonald, Chief Enginger, lefvher dock at the foot of Seventh street, ER, yesterday, on a trial trip, and was very successful, making 22 revolutions with a speed of 16 miles per hour. There was a large party of ladies and gentlemen, who were much gratified with their trip. ‘The steamship Borussia, Capt Ehlers, sails to-day for Ham- burg. We wish hor a speedy and pleasant passage. ‘Sure Gotpew Gate, before tress, was being refitted with pairs will cost abont os ann Gian S at 45 Bast River, Sur Ixptaxa, lying * ib Raat Ri forecastie about noon before it was a Sanpertax Rate Grrotawo, Capt Gerolamo, from 8 York for it of brieks and merchandize was wreck Rica dte tect "tr rth siege ehh ine mnterinls have bees tn it! rt 1 hentia saved and brought to this port “Agents FW Lightbours, Ho Senne Jons T Grice, lyting mington, NO, te ig hee wm 2 Zh, bn reerivert mast le. ty Fa) wi Me i HH it a ; ih tie oh { i ScnR Bena Qannos, Macfuriant, of Bal ind to) Waabing in ashore on Se aprung aleak Ineaele Sonn Moextain Facts, hence for Turks tsiand, June 10 on Burgess Lookout cargo saved. ecihe,chipper ship tp Mrdnight, of Boston. 1140 mand and { newly ri epee sh Hhe was gar in rata rapid Gat » Boston, and ie at LA ih the —mmg ime fot San Frome oo. {Extract of letter paaia g Bod Seonetary of the Bonrdof Underwriters. Kamae, Sane 2), The brig Marceliua, for Amsterdam, which pat tn in here some time since, waseold yoaterday with her carge of Tumiver She ree ne Seatt Peel ete eam sees share Great expense. The roeics uta vessst sata” ier mee terials atounted to $642 58. in, Raton of at frome Prosanatest with 2 0 Pd hy “ions M1 “eh bsp 1 Tha bags. bound to Tristians, } ott ay 2, Wachan es Pe 140 wh. Spoke June 2,2 Mi Pa at $820 Non 3 AW Pa all well. Telagdg, with 1700 bbls js #hip Aurora, © wig Sy nt 8 8, Yorkshire, 1-0 HM Ban Ee (chin, Bkroedee Valpataaoe Diamond & | ton LORE OLK, a kre SY ™ NeW HAVER 5 aA s we pieeeips ahs Sere i wre lost ‘Vessel «total loss, Crew sat, Whalemrn. Sid from, Warren, RI, 27th, bark Heetor, Joke son, Indian Ocean re . June 1h, bare Sara and Thomas, noun of New 130, Bl 9p seed’ aid same day id mame day, | ih, bark Taky Sao \ cvely, No ine reper and Léth, 140, Co BL Ppicsacuaniy Sipploan, vith 39 Ube wi ‘and ald Xi at st Belews, May 224, bark, Babcock, of and too by sh, am Amazon, Barve, of andtor valaaren, BF in" yim Tom Joaney, of NB, 40) wh, 250 rad to. W onal of Africa; bark San} am ontartho of do. 2 ikem, with 7 Ey om boar, and that the. eeptain, hed jit a et Sia roost! “ats aber cons Ntondon. rudeat. Framauon for dapan » date, lat 46 66 8. lon 80 21, Carolin’a, bound for Falkland Se. ah. from San. ranctaco April 19 for Ma in 124 46. bbe Wddasa Bell, Weve 69, area, J uue 6, lay 9, low D4 H Dixey, from Mobile for Marre, June M4, lat 26093. 1. p-Tuins.” 61 days from NYork for Pan Prancinge mdste, off Cape thors: y ship Cowper, at fit al " rn Wood. pagal Suse 28, 70 miles Bark All Goss, yhia for por at oat the ars Nal, Gone. on fiom Oriente June #0, Lat 23 Bart ‘k Sew, Portsmouth, NH), 4 days for sisal ell, no date, lat 22 29M, ton BW. bask Hou, om Gnivesion for Have, 28 days Oily alt well, June " iii iiuey adley; from Niedfund for Cape Verd Aslands, June 16, las 3848, lou SLOT. ‘A brig, supposed the Frances Jane, from Betéimore for Por - @ ico, Jung 19, Iat 31 29, lon 02 40. Foreign Porta: Axcuancni, May St-In port barks White Cows, for London, ready, had been fee bound all winter; Getand, Kl- Bay Uixg, (0 load for Bqston, The White Sex was with deat ng ice. 1UDA, June 15—Arr brig P M Hichborn, Berty, Jack- “oR arnoust, (River Gambia), June Sin port ba bem Pere. Cann, te Bissan 2 deyxto ond for Salem ‘Both ult fa Boston in 7 days), Sid June 1 brig Sawa cs betta, Slerm Leone. ’ intsror. June 1 12—Arr “eta ssi or ark aura, SMiy I7—In port, He brig Sapp Capiz, Jme 1—In ship Mor: ain Light, a Powon én; Sr brig Marceeet, tor do, had e © June T—Arw Bropte, Smith, ee BS Tin’ pore burt (Gon Jones, for NYork. 2 “ocaree, NM, June 21—Arw brig Chimborazo, Brown, Sa- if t barks Kurte Lincoln, Link, from rige Win A Hisown, seth, from ition for Toe. NYork Lith, Wi re bt aah; Traxuto, Mudiigan, trom Sea are err In port, with thea med part of her had bi board brig Hortense fast, Ty sche * ‘bhetteld, Tron boston, ure Slat ult. Red turn, via St Georges, Viores” where site world embark pas- yaa June 7—In port slip William pow ee for Jom, Jor Ley to for 3. fa, Pope teres yt ony rg oly put “aaitasco June 13—In port, Br brig. Peerless, for Provi- ence ‘Tativan, Jiye 20—Are bark Voragen, Coowelt, Philade- brig Teaver, Carroll, Wiiningion, ie June l—In port ships Orion, Libbey, for Oad- ‘Amos Lawrence, Drew, for'do} } wt, Sears, for Callao 2th; Zephyr, for do. oath iat, Canada, (3) tor, Morton, isk: W, Je, do Wh; Geo Washington, ‘Comings do oa Fraianient, Pollard, do, duly 8: Cleerey, Loring, doy do with des- Nels; Suiota, Sawyer, for Portland Lith, Africa ‘oh for New Vink ash: New York, A’Kinnon, do: Lain Clara Wheelee, Delano, end Fro press, Unase, do Fe Re Bigeh, Neison, 19 . ‘ous a ol aga, iatabiary, SA om onstantiae: Maso de 2st; Aretic, ega, do 24 "i Albi Nest a De ae Philadel hi’ 2 Foto, ‘ood, Martin, tur ‘Baltimore 20tt, ame, Mal oe eae nod Cham, Keener ‘ere, tor, Ale va for Charleston: 16h; ina, § "abv tor Modtle Bi’ Kate Dyer, Dyer, at He a fumaer, Dyer, for New Orleans. on ie 11—Ent inward Johann: Frederick, Dude, Tn post June 18 Richard, Ames, for, Boston, Ligs, St Maryse Mulliken, for do do; Plymouth Rock, mond. for N York, sos Tnvineible, Johnson, (a Sydney, New Laver Yankee. Terre ti cacao atteeo ately tor ~ ds Jun re for docdoy todollow tie 3 goed: Juan Fernandes must Lawrence, Patten, for do June &0, full or not fuk; others as before. paepeen, June 6—In port bark Gay Head; Green, for Bee- ten St Marsa, June 4—In port Br schr JamesHecket, for York, b. ing sid and returned tn distress, with Joss-of spars:and . June l—In port schr Roseneath, Rogers, fer . Percival: for Beaten next day’ Maranaas, June 20—In t, ships | Soe " olen ae Havana, to finish loading for Faimou bby peeret Harding, dg for Palma, He Tad en Fetokiio, Leavitt, fow Trieste. ldg; Kate Sweetland, Bartlett, from. Marseilles; barks Anieunes ‘Marah, from NOrleans; Octavia, Michodl, from © ae Merriman, ae Char! br img Srmall for NY 7 Overman, Litteoau, for NOrioams, do: Loma ak ¥ Site Sawyer, from Portland, Orizava, Staples, for do, ig, BT Martin, Freuoh, from Haoatom, juat Waverly, Rayines jor XYork, ig ache Wulrash, Aso: for leams, db. Sid Zist barh F A Perley, Liesegang, Nvone. “Stetaocia, Maseh'l—Arr swe Corry, ee nen ak PALM ‘une 4—In port bel eu ATeg | uostantepte, for Boston, lg. sid 3d, bark Paschiin Sioaee Nout av Prince, June In port brig Gon Taylor, for YFourtasbe June W—Arr Lagrange, Maxey, Londow for Siac, June 4—Arr ship Gaston, Blancke; Bremen. Oe st eoeetas Sane lenin port shine Kept Geereny tn Bee ton, Taig, M Livingston, Sanison, foe N York, doy barks Flight, gare ay 25—Arr ship Rowena, Burrow. Akyab 98 Savanna, June ener bark Restless, for: O few days: brig Ouinch I, Ida BMYENA, fre ‘vars “Truman Mayo, Pauerson, con igs Mien Mansrusy Boston, #001 ong BB ni June In port bark Vesta. tinople, arth: brig Josephine: Sr Cuorx (West End), June Vj—In port oon “Golden, Gate, Harnmond, for Boston 4 days. St CROIX (inasend), are ‘In port sche Eastern Bolle, bi for NYork, wig car Joux, NB, Nidne 27 (hy teD—Arr ship Messina, Hat, ero ‘Ant, Jane 6—In port shij poy Statesman, Watts, from Al- to load for » port in Unite more, Lg Nason, LAK AIO, May 1o—In vod Hunt aga. * Caine and Chi unc, barks Lamar, bn Baldwin, une; Wag 0 ed icles te UB Sse, Rid May 12, 2, Wagram, ra: 13th, ship Sunbeam, Bisbee, Coquim! Heloise (3 masts), Ward, Niedtord. Wi es, June 6—(The following veasels were at some “West Indies’ on the 6th fust—those interested: y know —Hirig T Trowbridge, Lanpher, from For ‘ebrs Orinoco, Holmes, from Baltimore, do; Pathinder, from Washington, NC, do. Home Ports, nes. ee wari pam alkenburg, urfoe, i} zith, Cay ‘Millford, Boston, Sea Walch, ay schrs LP Pharo, Boston: ‘ite do: WT Fergaroa York. Sid achra B Boston, Adelaide, Bead. N¥o eet Wareham: Se he sii a ritchs Warevarn uF erfuvom, and C LA ig ; A Falkenburg, NYork: Millen TOSTON June 28, PM—Are ship Simeta,, Nason, Laver Poni, brig Rveline, Hay, Phiingoiptn: sche tyros i Philadel arantine, ship Horizon, Road. Tiverpaal Cid brigs Teiegragh, sheer, Charleston: Foster, Crowell, Hal- ‘2th—Arr steamer Palmetto, Baker, Philatolphia; hip Abby Brown, lrown, Galveston: Nile, fen Novices Flying White, NYork; juggles, of and Childers, Queen Providence: § Daniel, Whelden. Palermo, Sumter, Hum» hrey, London; brige Model, Dow, Cardenas; Ocean We Ww, Bohamere; Ore Hound, Pleree, Ph lnteiphia: Orinoeo, Johnson, Parriit, NYork; schre Hy % Demat Barnes, ‘Feathers: Jartha Pi Look: Hy Laurens, Norton; & lownsend, Warine, Hae, jail bd Ano ieee oh rv lander, iy. Telegray 5 Liverpool. Signal for aship, sid Saturday, wind We tot irday, Ertan Ste teas dae 8 Hae KR A SALEMORE fun Mune a Sp—Art steamship G *. Pager, = ‘ork; brig Ocean Helle, oar Pesine rae reher (Inte Rowe, lost overboard), Carden: Grim, Plummer, Bion ve, Ware |, Shanks, {J Pani Bee Fern n, Beige Wik , Bouton; I Sey’ Mary lek Ivers, erie ere sack ew ‘Montevideo and Indien 3 aahea low! e iin 4: Jowephing, Ferrie Troy aes: mie ae hark Hel en earn Renee Bi a itive tir sche Golden Rod, Brightmas, Bel Ly tiny J %—Arr brig Lacy He: ‘Swett, New wie Cit Wei A por. ae crbudves, ache WA Drew CHARL ene s weap ryan og June -Arr sel RASTVORT, June 18—Arr sehr Hovamnany, ‘York (and ald 2 Jat Tor St John ‘ist, PALL RIVER, June se ATE sel ai wl do. #4 schee am Vidludeiphac Sth 1 , Saving Island do: Fophia to Godfrey, Wiliams, 0; 28th, Ni ER, June 25—Arr sebre Lat nt ee ea, NYork. 3 ith, pee. S Yeaton, Gradiner for eR 80, Su 2 aisci Cid be iasenee, Meee Ee E stotinaNty it Nant Cat oh Speen tae, aor Be. brigs Caroh from do apne y Er Are schr Yano, hag ms oo3 Bi sotre Wii mm sca Ron 8 aR ambit SmRAD, Ju =-y 1 Neste, Sak Halumeme ven Cnty ROOD, ‘eae 3 Tanke Perey Vane Bld in Pee na, tite Bae Ake z Mney Porkina, doy ’ Rochede, South part, Ronda, td Bauee os Jase Bare ‘stanard, Doane, © YESRTSMOUTH, June Z—Arr brig Orison, Adams, Darton, PAWTUCKET, June 20—Arr sloop Lady Fenwick, Milk, PROVIDENCE, 9 June 2-Art._ steamship Wind, How: es Gare keatcott: David G Foye hacker, Won, fer Roce Ro ella hia, seu tayo Rondout: ‘elocity, spa Mot ya K Jones, ia = donee, te angor, ‘ie nk Overton, do; Enterprise, Frulter, 40, (or “tn ate nai Fetenn, A rr une p mi. is and Wat bata ‘ony iene prima, = wd, 0) ae Bog York: Conant, gamit st wh le, fenry tiny ela bany: Green Coney Tan Dickens: Jos 1 i", t rk. 8 OOS ay Vashon, Sie ‘Thich MoN ty Demarest, aterbury, Albany: vying ‘ong, Tushing, Poripyts ‘Stinson, Me, ioeat Geo Davia, Nei SBA sPoilT ane Loge? brig Hudson, York. re ‘mond Wil on TENANTS WA BOR, * ne id-Arr . Filtra raorpresl atte a HAM. 2 rr schr Boward Franklin Iii ewark. fit dis press Clark, NYork, pei jardin, NGTON, NC, June Arr schra Standard, Ff Rio ., Robi VW AUNOTON. NC, June 19—Arr ache $ Andrews, NYork, Gid Sis, eghe Bio, NY Ge!